An effort has sprouted in the San Geronimo Valley to convert part of the bygone golf course’s 157-acre property into farmland, returning the property to its agricultural roots, regenerating soil stripped by pesticide use and providing mentorship opportunities to young farmers.
A committee of agriculture and sustainability advocates, largely from the valley, has devised a proposal that seeks to trade fairways for row crops. Their plan would utilize regenerative farming practices to restore the soil…